Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1887-09-29
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10. Mays has moved to the Roger
house.
The engine. for The compress have
arrived.
b. L. johnson and j. n. Cunning
have exchanged residences.
The Methodist protractcd meeting IL
beirg carried on with much success.
The Lords supper was served at
the Methodist church last Sunday.
Begging and ties gu hanG at John
u. M4yes. The Lr., tobacco in town
Tor the price.
The ladies decision is that Klotz X
Cos. fin aud winter opening Was
'orn',hirg Immense.
The stores W our Jewi,a citizen =
were closed YESTERDAY, on account Of
celebrating ,heic holiday.
The supplement, which we issue to-
Cav is no; scut to sll our exchanges,
a.iti is - local interest only.
This wcs>ou public school opened
with ;wo huuired pupils The school
builius is hc.ug enlarged To acromo-
date thi. number.
IL. y. Miller and lady returned
ffom th.ir iripto Wisconsin sooner
;hsn they expected. NJ. Miller be-
INK needed u witness in the Ham
i.lon ri-r.
l,'uH Nay'. irimus 'h" pn"''c
TIA, h,. hes "a aad fresh ""cS of
dry goods. groceries and plantation
supplies, which he will sell Al a very
low rarg'n.
R.,.. Sil,e,. ard Lomax. and
N.ss~.. N -. Coun. j. II. Gran
terry. aud J. A. BaS. attended the
A>.ociatiou which met a. Hsrnsns-
vile ou FRIDAY last.
A very successful BaLti,; pro;racted
meeting wa closed ia wesson recent
". Under the miaistrsiion of Rev.
". Purser an addition oi eighty-iwo
,nsu,hers was made to the church.
GA THURSDAY Wesley Harper, son
Of }. L F. Harper, had his arm
caught IN tie ria head, and it was
hla,y laceratrl from the elbow 10 the
.rud. pr. Sexton soon reached him
mud attended TO his wounds, which
arc scvers.
When you want to buy cheap Sro-
csries. call on Waiter Mason. lie
keeps = good quality of groceries. aud
sell. remarkably low. Walter has
lust Start, ID in business on his own
account, ana IL deserving boy,
therefore pa,ronizc him al! YOU can.
Mr.. MOrey. general freight agent
.! the Illinois Central Railroad, was
in town one ,iay recently and had
conference with the business men in
regard 10 freight ratcs lie promised
20 take matters under consideration
and 10 do al Ne could to advance the
in,,,es, Of re town gni tho road as
NcN.
q. October -Jtn We will make che
change in our paper, devo,ing the
frat payesto matters o; interest 10 the
farmers. ~ have also made Il prop
o.iriuu to- Cap'. Burch to run an Ed
ucstion, Department, which will be
of Interest aud beneficial to both
teachers aud pupils.
On Sunday last our worthy Mayor
Capt. RsnSey appeared in neat SUIT
q. clothing purchased with money
hc earned forty years ago. This can
be explained by saying that the Cap
tain was ia the war with Mexico in
lssi. snd his just beea placed on the
pen .ionrol, tie flrsi remittance reach
ing him last week.
Tile o1irc OF constable for this beat
i, vacant. made - 10y the resignation
Off. +. Bankstou. II will hardly be
necessary Tor u special election to be
held, u, it i, only about thirty DAYS
until the general election. The bust
ness " the Justice court will not SUI
Ter as special deputies can be appoin-
ted by ;he Justice Of the Peace.
We thought we saw the necessity OF
some iudicious advertising by the BUSH
noe. men Of this town and proposed
20 issue IN extra edition for that pnr-
pose. hut it seems tney don't want it,
and 80 The matter Is abandoned. We
offered 10 issue such n paper without
cen, OF profit ON the cost of getting
i; out, but We presume 1t was 10"
cheap tn be good"
On Monday the Agents OF the Diff
ferent County Alliances, in conlnnc-
ton with the Executive Committee,
me, at Jackson aud selected W. X.
Lacey. OF Leake county, as the state
Agent. lie will attend the meeting
O. The National Alliance, TO be held at
Shreveport Oct. 18th. After his re-
turn SON. plan FOR the Alliance o;this
Safe viii be- promulgated.